... them as the state of things it has so happily superseded—what they have laboured for is the establishment of Republic on a Socialist basis, and the liberties of Italy are as nothing to them as long as their mischievous theories remain unrealized. Fortunately ...

... Hugel- mann, a person of considerable notoriety in these parts, and who represents himnsief to be an Imperial. ist and yet a Socialist. le was received with shouts of execration, and the moast opprobrious epithets were applied to him, Be persisted, however ...

... nary in- THE PEACE CONGRESS, py evi- the oc- Tae Daily Nwes reports the proceedings at an: to give Con, political, half-Socialist of Peace and Li ing witzer Ary at Lausanne, evidence Hugo delivered the opening speech. The g tion on the programme was to ...

... the Morning Srar ) Tue labour question, which was temporarily checked in, perhaps, a prematir: by the col- lapse of the Socialist movement in Europe twenty yeara ago, has begun aga‘n to raise its head ina form not the less menacing because it is undemon ...

... opinion, has never bass se dislotal as alio is at this very hour. And pray remits ear. I ant nut sow speaking of Fenian, and Socialists, sad R d Republicans ; I am speaking of the hone and sinew, and honest principled and hard-working people of this island ...

... if the h.n4 rot of the working elan were admitted to pi aural we. Lion,to the effectual discouragement of the fantastic socialistic notions, and the social tyranny. which ore bred of an unjust exclu-hm fron citizen riglon and duties. We want only • rightcoun ...

... Eden, in which *ark mit No clemg, wee udlal thriving and Mut to go on with my politicalprogramme. en , no Freethinker or Socialist. I ans a love. of Monarchy owood to Iterniblitunion--sed that I would push the Divine rights of king.. or goe.ms either, ...

... suddenly this y, at9am. General , without in- forming any one of his intention. A large public meeting was held here yy to and socialistic yeaterda; tendency o the Congress now sitting on ad- tion to M. Fazy, M. Wesel bas resigned his seat in the committee, A ...

... and abolition. The in the country are suffering severely from the pillage of the Federal troops. There is an advantageous socialist movement among the working class in the Northern cities, and the terrible ery sf the French Revolution may yet be re-echoed ...

... for the last thirty years. Yet with that question he was unable to make any progress. Because bis solution rested upon a Socialist basis, which was destructive of all rights of property. We fully admit and insist on the principle, that property has its ...

... stitutes the chief bane of a high civilisation and a fixed state of society. We are throwing off Agita- torsand Repealers, Socialists, and Refor- mers; old England turns itself on its and ex- another slumber. But its own morbid growth of idleness, 1 , pride ...

... abolition. The people in the country are suffering severely from the pillage of the Federal troops. There is an advantageous socialist movement among the workin class in the Northern cities, and the terrible cry of tl French Revolution may yet be re-echoed ...